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Peak Edge Hotel occupies a striking position at The Red Lion Pub And Bistro on Darley Road in Ashover, Derbyshire, nestled between the rolling hills of the Peak District National Park and the historic charm of Chesterfield.

This converted 17th-century coaching inn blends rustic stone architecture with contemporary interiors, offering panoramic views of the Amber Valley.

Within walking distance, The Red Lion itself serves hearty British classics like Derbyshire oatcakes, while The Crispin Inn (1.5 miles) in Ashover village is famed for its Sunday roasts.

For coffee enthusiasts, Greenhouse Café in Clay Cross (10-minute drive) sources beans from local roasters, and The Old Post Office Tea Rooms in Matlock Bath (15 minutes by car) offers vintage afternoon tea experiences.

History buffs will appreciate Ashover Church (12th-century Norman architecture) and the Revolution House in nearby Old Whittington, where the 1688 Glorious Revolution was allegedly planned.

Official institutions include Derbyshire County Council’s North East Derbyshire District Office in Wingerworth and Chesterfield Register Office.

Sports facilities range from Tibshelf Golf Club (20-minute drive) to ProActive Adventure in Matlock, offering rock climbing in the Peak District.

Educational institutions like Chesterfield College (7 miles) and Anthony Gell School in Wirksworth provide vocational and secondary education.

Transportation relies heavily on road access: the hotel is 15 minutes from the M1 motorway (Junction 29), with Chesterfield Railway Station (20-minute drive) providing direct trains to London St Pancras (2 hours).

Local bus routes (TP2 and 66) connect to Matlock and Bakewell, though services are infrequent—renting a car from Enterprise Rent-A-Car in Chesterfield is advisable.

Cyclists enjoy the Peak District Cycleways, with bike rentals available at Bike Garage in Matlock.

The hotel offers free on-site parking, though spaces are limited during peak seasons.

Budget-friendly alternatives include the Accommodation near Chesterfield Staveley options like Travelodge Chesterfield, which provides basic rooms near the A617. For those seeking Derbyshire hotel with log cabins, Landal Darwin Forest offers self-catering lodges near Matlock.

The Hotel with restaurant near Peak District category features The Castle Green B&B in Bakewell, while Country house hotel near Chatsworth House seekers might prefer Baslow Hall, a 17th-century manor 20 minutes away.

Guest reviews consistently praise the hotel’s cosy yet luxurious atmosphere, particularly the Stretton Restaurant’s slow-cooked Derbyshire lamb.

Many highlight the floor-to-ceiling windows in the bar area, framing uninterrupted valley views.

Critical feedback occasionally mentions road noise from Darley Road, mitigated by double-glazed windows.

Families appreciate the interconnecting rooms and proximity to Gulliver’s Kingdom theme park, while couples commend the private hot tub suites with champagne service.

The surrounding area teems with practical amenities: Ashover Village Store stocks local produce, and Boots Pharmacy in Clay Cross handles prescriptions.

Outdoor enthusiasts frequent Ogston Reservoir (5 miles) for sailing or Linacre Woods for bluebell trails in spring.

History comes alive at Hardwick Hall (Elizabethan manor) and Crich Tramway Village, both within 30 minutes’ drive.

Evening entertainment ranges from Pomegranate Theatre in Chesterfield to The Devonshire Arms’ live folk music nights in Beeley.

For corporate travelers, Proact Stadium (Chesterfield FC’s ground) hosts conferences, while Peak Edge Hotel’s own glass-walled event space accommodates weddings with valley backdrops.

Artisans thrive at Derbyshire Eco Centre (sustainable crafts) and The Green Magpie gallery in Wirksworth.

Seasonal events like Ashover Show (agricultural fair) and Chatsworth Christmas Market draw crowds, making advance reservations essential.

Nature-focused guests explore Lumsdale Valley’s waterfalls or Middleton Top’s cycling trails.

The Peak District Mining Museum in Matlock Bath details the area’s lead-mining heritage, while Heights of Abraham offers cable car rides over former quarry landscapes.

For rainy days, Chesterfield Museum showcases the famed crooked spire’s history, and Revolution House provides intimate Tudor-era exhibits.

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https://www.peakedgehotel.co.uk/
Title :
Peak Edge Hotel Chesterfield: Hotel in the Peak District, Derbyshire
Description :
Peak Edge Hotel Chesterfield, a 4 star, modern boutique hotel nestled on the edge of Derbyshire's Peak District National Park.

Address

The Red Lion Pub And Bistro Darley Road, Ashover, S45 0LW

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Lat : 53.1997688, Lng : -1.4952621

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